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I have a case in my app where I need to send a push notification to a user device when the application is offline and appears as a toast notification. I need when the user clicks on the toast message to navigate to a specific page in my application depending on the message. I know that this is available in toast notifications but can I send parameters from my server to the toast to determine the page? Eran Of course you can. The XML of the toast notification you send from your server looks like this: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <wp:Notification xmlns:wp="WPNotification"> <wp:Toast>

I wanted to check that my push notification implementation is correct. Each time I open my app (in actual fact I register the push channel only on a specific page so it's each time I go back and forth from that page) a new push channel URI is created which I store in my mobile services database to send push notifications to. This doesn't seem correct to me as each time the app/page is opened a new push channel URI is generated and so the list of channel URIs just grows and grows for each device that uses my app. I'd assume that you create a push channel, store the channel URI and push to it as

I have searched the official forums and documentation and all other places, but haven't been able to find a concrete answer. Q. In Windows Phone 8, is it possible for an application to respond to a Push Notification, and perform a task, while it is in the background? As far as I can understand, for Toast and Tile Notifications , when the app is not in the foreground, there are no hooks at all for it to be able to respond to the incoming message. I think "raw notifications" are the correct choice for this, since I am not required to update the app tile, or even show a Toast Notification. But, I